As stated at Interaction with Etherpad's Built-in HTTP Basic Authentication "To fall back to HTTP basic authentication, the user's browser must proactively set the Authorization: Basic header.".
I am setting the Authorization header with a a firefox extension.
As seen in the uploaded image the HTTP Authorization header is set and sent to the server.
But I am getting a 403.
Unfortunately my openid provider does not have an admin account in order to use the plugin.
How to login to /admin?
As stated at Interaction with Etherpad's Built-in HTTP Basic Authentication "To fall back to HTTP basic authentication, the user's browser must proactively set the Authorization: Basic header.".
I am setting the Authorization header with a a firefox extension.
As seen in the uploaded image the HTTP Authorization header is set and sent to the server.
But I am getting a 403.
Unfortunately my openid provider does not have an admin account in order to use the plugin.
How to login to /admin?